Advertising and race in Canadian beer campaigns face boycott call
Oscar Peterson criticizes beer ads for white casting and minimal minority representation. Molson and Labatt executives discuss changes and constraints, citing audience research and regulatory hurdles, while Poems of race and marketing debate continue in the industry.
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Alex Jupp
Molson
Jupp
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Dave Lewis
U.S
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Oil price sparks pensioner bill outrage in Manitoba
In Manitoba a retired homeowner faces a $300 heating oil bill amid rising prices blamed on federal policy. Gary Filmon wins Manitoba Tory leadership on a second ballot, signaling potential shifts in provincial politics.
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Auditor General Dye faces calls for drastic government reform
In a sharp critique of Kenneth Dye and the federal system, the Auditor General’s report is praised for clarity on spending yet lampoons waste and bureaucratic bloat. The piece argues for cutting departments by a third, rotating minister questioning, and steeply incentivized deputy ministers to curb waste and improve accountability.
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U.K
Speaking of Canada in Sport and Identity
Henry Roxborough notes sport as a neutral arena where race religion and wealth do not affect play. Lionel Rubinoff warns against intellectuals seeking Canadian destiny and Lee of history while Robert Rumilly critiques patronage in democratic society.
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Lionel Rubinoff
Robert Rumilly
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